Comb tooth type water-cooled column and furnace having the same

ABSTRACT

A water-cooled column ( 4 ) used in a circulating fluidized bed boiler furnace is disclosed, wherein the water-cooled column is formed by connecting membrane water-cooled walls ( 41 ). The water-cooled column ( 4 ) includes a lower section (A), an upper section and a transition section. The lower section (A) is a single column and is provided with inner secondary air ports ( 400 ) on a side wall thereof. The upper section includes a plurality of sub-columns (B, C). The membrane water-cooled walls at the lower section (A) extend to the upper section through the transition section. Each of the sub-columns (B, C) is formed by connecting extension portions extending upward from respective membrane water-cooled walls ( 41 ) in the membrane water-cooled walls ( 41 ), which are connected to form the lower section (A), and the plurality of sub-columns (B, C) are separated from each other.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application is a Section 371 National Stage Application ofInternational Application No. PCT/CN2014/088490, filed on Oct. 13, 2014,entitled “Comb Tooth Type Water-Cooled Column and Furnace Having theSame”, which claims priority to Chinese Application No. 201310712004.8,filed on Dec. 20, 2013, incorporated herein by reference in theirentirety.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Field of the Invention

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a circulating fluidizedbed boiler, and more particularly, to a heating surface in a furnace ofthe circulating fluidized bed boiler.

Description of the Related Art

It is an inexorable trend for a circulating fluidized bed boilertechnology to develop in a direction of large-scale equipment and highdegree of parameterization. As the boiler capacity increases, the crosssection of a furnace is also constantly increasing; as a result,secondary air injected from a wall surface into the furnace is difficultto reach the center of the furnace. At the same time, compared to thearea increase of an evaporating heating surface in the furnace, thefurnace volume is more significantly increased, which causes exothermicand endothermic imbalance and puts forward a new requirement for heatingsurface arrangement. In summary, the secondary air penetration and thefurnace heating surface arrangement have become a major technologybottleneck, which constraints the circulating fluidized bed boiler fromdeveloping in the direction of large-scale equipment and high degree ofparameterization.

To solve the above technical problems, a Chinese patent ZL200710151813.0 discloses a circulating fluidized bed boiler furnace witha water-cooled column, in which a water-cooled column formed byconnecting membrane water-cooled walls is provided between an airdistribution plate and a ceiling of the furnace to increase the furnaceheating surface, and secondary air may be injected into the furnacecombustion space through the water-cooled column. Since a secondary airpipe is needed to be placed inside the column, it is necessary to keep acertain amount of pipe arrangement and maintenance space. However, thecross-sections of the water-cooled column at different levels are keptconstant, it therefore causes that all the internal space of thewater-cooled column at various levels in an up-down direction isrelatively larger, it further causes that a distance between thewater-cooled column and an outer wall of the furnace is relativelysmall, especially the upper space of the furnace cannot meet therequirement for arranging a platen heating surface, and it brings aboutsome difficult in distributing gas-solid flow in the furnace.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

According to an aspect of the present disclosure, there is provided awater-cooled column used in a circulating fluidized bed boiler furnace,wherein the water-cooled column is formed by connecting membranewater-cooled walls, and the water-cooled column comprises: a lowersection configured to be a single column and provided with innersecondary air ports on a side wall thereof; an upper section comprisinga plurality of sub-columns; and a transition section, through which themembrane water-cooled walls at the lower section extend to the uppersection, wherein each of the sub-columns is formed by connectingextension portions extending upward from respective membranewater-cooled walls in the membrane water-cooled walls, which areconnected to form the lower section, and the plurality of sub-columnsare separated from each other.

Optionally, the upper section comprises two sub-columns.

Optionally, the upper section comprises three sub-columns arranged in aline and equidistantly spaced apart from each other.

Optionally, the upper section comprises four sub-columns, among which across-shaped gap is defined.

Optionally, in the above described water-cooled column, each of thesub-columns has an identical cross-section with any other sub-columns.Further, each of the sub-columns has an identical cross-section areawith any other sub-columns.

Optionally, in the above described water-cooled column, each of thesub-columns has a cross-section shape chosen from a rectangle, a circle,a regular hexagon and a regular octagon.

Optionally, in the above described water-cooled column, additional innersecondary air ports are provided on opposite side walls of at least apair of adjacent sub-columns.

The present disclosure also relates to a circulating fluidized bedboiler furnace, comprising furnace side walls, a ceiling, an airdistribution plate and the above described water-cooled column providedbetween the air distribution plate and the ceiling, wherein a furnacecombustion space is enclosed by the water-cooled column side walls, thefurnace side walls, the air distribution plate and the ceiling, innersecondary air ports for injecting secondary air into the furnacecombustion space are provided at a lower portion of the water-cooledcolumn side walls, and outer secondary air ports for injecting secondaryair into the furnace combustion space are provided at a lower portion ofthe furnace side walls.

Optionally, an extended heating surface is arranged outside at least oneof the sub-columns.

The present disclosure also relates to a circulating fluidized bedboiler, comprising the above described circulating fluidized bed boilerfurnace.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIGS. 1-3 are schematic front, side and top cross-section views of acirculating fluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-section furnaceaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure, respectively;

FIGS. 4-5 are schematic cross-section views of a circulating fluidizedbed boiler with a variable cross-section furnace according to theembodiment of the present disclosure at a lower level and an upperlevel, respectively;

FIGS. 6-7 are schematic front and top cross-section views of acirculating fluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-section furnaceaccording to another embodiment of the present disclosure, respectively;

FIGS. 8-10 are schematic front, side and top cross-section views of acirculating fluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-section furnaceaccording to further another embodiment of the present disclosure,respectively;

FIG. 11 is a schematic cross-section view of a circulating fluidized bedboiler with a variable cross-section furnace according to the aboveembodiment of the present disclosure at an upper level.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION

Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure shown in theaccompanying drawings will be described in detail below, wherein thesame or similar reference number is intended to indicate the same orsimilar element. The embodiments described hereafter with reference tothe accompanying drawings are exemplary, and are intended to explain thepresent disclosure, rather than limiting the present disclosure.

Next, a circulating fluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-sectionfurnace will be described with reference to FIGS. 1-11.

As shown in FIGS. 1-11, the cross-section of the furnace of thecirculating fluidized bed boiler optionally presents a quadrangle, thecirculating fluidized bed boiler comprises: an air distribution plate 1provided at a bottom of the furnace, a furnace front wall 21, a furnacerear wall 22, a furnace left side wall 23 and a furnace right side wall24, a ceiling 3, furnace outlets 5 and at least one water-cooled column4 provided between the air distribution plate and the ceiling, whereinthe furnace outlets 5 are connected with a cyclone separator (notshown).

In order to ensure that an arrangement space inside the water-cooledcolumn is sufficient for secondary air tubes, a lower section A of thewater-cooled column is configured to be a single column.

FIGS. 1-3 are schematic front, side and top cross-section views of acirculating fluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-section furnaceaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure, respectively;FIGS. 4-5 are schematic cross-section views of a circulating fluidizedbed boiler with a variable cross-section furnace according to theembodiment of the present disclosure at a lower level and an upperlevel, respectively.

As shown in FIGS. 4-5, the water-cooled column 4 is formed by connectingmembrane water-cooled walls 41, and comprises: a lower section A in aform of a single column at a lower portion of the furnace, an uppersection in a form of double columns at middle and upper portions of thefurnace. The upper section comprises a sub-column B and a sub-column C,and a transition section configured to connect the lower section A withthe sub-sections B, C. The lower section A comprises: a water-cooledcolumn front wall 401 and a water-cooled column rear wall 402 which arearranged opposite to each other and face towards the furnace front wall21 and the furnace rear wall 22, respectively; and a water-cooled columnleft side wall 403 and a water-cooled column right side wall 404 whichare arranged opposite to each other and face towards the furnace leftside wall and the furnace right side wall, respectively. The sub-columnsB and C of the upper section of the water-cooled column may be arrangedside by side and have identical cross-section. The sub-column Bcomprises: a front wall 405 and a rear wall 406 which are arrangedopposite to each other and in parallel with the furnace front wall 21,respectively; and a left side wall 407 and a right side wall 408 whichare arranged opposite to each other and face towards the furnace leftside wall 23 and the furnace right side wall 24, respectively. Thesub-column C comprises: a front wall 409 and a rear wall 410 which arearranged opposite to each other and in parallel with the furnace rearwall 22, respectively; and a left side wall 411 and a right side wall412 which are arranged opposite to each other and face towards thefurnace left side wall 23 and the furnace right side wall 24,respectively. All the cross-sections of the lower section A as well asthe sub-column B and the sub-column C are in a rectangle shape. Itshould be noted that each of the sub-columns may have a cross-sectionshape chosen from a rectangle, a circle, a regular hexagon and a regularoctagon.

The water-cooled column 4 extends upward from the air distribution plate1 to the ceiling 3 of the furnace. As the water-cooled column 4 extendsfrom bottom to top, both the oppositely arranged side walls 403 and 404of the lower section A at the lower portion of the water-cooled column 4are inclined towards inner sides of the water-cooled column from acertain position above the air distribution plate 1 and below thesecondary ports 400 inside the water-cooled column 4, so that thedistance between the side walls 403 and 404 is reduced. When thedistance between the side walls 403 and 404 is reduced to a certainvalue, both the side walls 403 and 404 turn to vertically extend upwardto the ceiling 3. The oppositely arranged side walls 401 and 402 of thelower section A extend vertically to the ceiling 3 from bottom to top.As a result, an internal space of the water-cooled column is formed as acomb tooth-shaped space with two comb teeth, which are communicated witheach other.

Lower portions of the furnace front wall 21 and the furnace rear wall 22are inclined outwardly from a certain level above the air distributionplate 1, and outer secondary air ports 220 are provided outside theoutwardly inclined sections. Both the furnace left side wall 23 and thefurnace right side wall 24 extend vertically from bottom to top, outersecondary air ports 220 are also provided outside lower portions of theside walls 23, 24. The furnace outlets 5 connected with the cycloneseparator (not shown) are provided in upper portions of the furnace leftside wall 23 and the furnace right side wall 24.

As shown in FIGS. 1-3, platen heating surfaces 6 are provided at upperportions outside the left side wall 407 and the right side wall 408 ofthe sub-column B and outside the left side wall 411 and the right sidewall 412 of the sub-column C.

Optionally, platen heating surfaces 6 may also be provided at upperportions outside the front wall 405 and the rear wall 406 of thesub-column B and outside the front wall 409 and the rear wall 410 of thesub-column C.

As shown in FIGS. 3-5, the rear wall 406 of the sub-column B and thefront wall 409 of the sub-column C extend vertically to the ceiling 3from bottom to top. The front wall 405 of the sub-column B and thefurnace front wall 21 are arranged in parallel with each other; the rearwall 406 of the sub-column B and the front wall 409 of the sub-column Care arranged in parallel with each other; the rear wall 410 of thesub-column C and the furnace rear wall 22 are arranged in parallel witheach other; the left side wall 407 and the right side wall 408 of thesub-column B and the left side wall 411 and the right side wall 412 ofthe sub-column C are arranged in parallel with the furnace left sidewall 23 and the furnace right side wall 24.

Water-cooled wall tubes at left half of the rear wall 406 of thesub-column B are connected with water-cooled wall tubes at front portionof the left side wall 403 of the lower section A through connectiontubes; water-cooled wall tubes at right half of the rear wall 406 of thesub-column B are connected with water-cooled wall tubes at front portionof the right side wall 404 of the lower section A through connectiontubes. Similarly, water-cooled wall tubes at left half of the front wall409 of the sub-column C are connected with water-cooled wall tubes atrear portion of the left side wall 403 of the lower section A throughconnection tubes; water-cooled wall tubes at right half of the frontwall 409 of the sub-column C are connected with water-cooled wall tubesat rear portion of the right side wall 404 of the lower section Athrough connection tubes. In this way, the lower section A at the lowerportion of the furnace is transited to the upper section having doublecolumns.

FIGS. 6-7 are schematic front and top cross-section views of acirculating fluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-section furnaceaccording to another embodiment of the present disclosure, respectively.This embodiment is different from the previously described embodiment ina structure of the water-cooled column upper section, while the otherstructure is similar to the previously described embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 6-7, the front wall 401 and the rear wall 402(referring to FIG. 4) of the lower section A, the front wall 405 and therear wall 406 (referring to FIG. 5) of the sub-column B, the front wall409 and the rear wall 410 (referring to FIG. 5) of the sub-column Cextend vertically to the ceiling 3 from bottom to top. Lower portions ofthe furnace front wall 21 and the furnace rear wall 22 are inclinedoutwardly from a certain level above the air distribution plate 1, andouter secondary air ports 220 are provided on the inclined sections.

The width between the left side wall 403 and the right side wall 404(referring to FIG. 4) of the lower section A is identical to the widthbetween the left side wall 407 and the right side wall 408 (referring toFIG. 5) of the sub-column B, and to the width between the left side wall411 and the right side wall 412 (referring to FIG. 5) of the sub-columnC.

Advantageously, inner secondary air ports 400 are provided in innersides of the left side wall 407 and the right side wall 408 of thesub-column B and in inner sides of the left side wall 411 and the rightside wall 412 of the sub-column C at a certain level thereof.Optionally, inner secondary air ports 400 may also be provided in theinner sides of the front wall 405 and the rear wall 406 of thesub-column B and in the inner sides of the front wall 409 and the rearwall 410 of the sub-column C.

Lower portions of the furnace left side wall 23 and the furnace rightside wall 24 are inclined outwardly from a certain level above the airdistribution plate 1 to a predefined height, and then extend verticallyto the ceiling 3 from bottom to top. Outer secondary air ports 220 areprovided outside the inclined section of the lower portions of thefurnace left side wall 23 and the furnace right side wall 24 at the samelevel as the inner secondary air ports 400 in the inner sides of theleft and right side walls of the sub-columns B, C.

Platen heating surfaces 6 are provided on outer sides of upper portionsof the left side wall 407 and the right side wall 408 of the sub-columnB and upper portions of the left side wall 411 and the right side wall412 of the sub-column C.

Optionally, platen heating surfaces 6 may also be provided on innersides of the furnace left side wall 23 and the furnace right side wall24 between two adjacent furnace outlets 5, and provided on outer sidesof upper portions of the front wall 405 and the rear wall 406 of thesub-column B and upper portions of the front wall 409 and the rear wall410 of the sub-column C, according to requirements for heat absorptionof the furnace.

FIGS. 8-10 are schematic front, side and top cross-section views of acirculating fluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-section furnaceaccording to further another embodiment of the present disclosure,respectively; FIG. 11 is a schematic cross-section view of a circulatingfluidized bed boiler with a variable cross-section furnace according tothe embodiment of the present disclosure at an upper level. Thisembodiment is different from the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-3 in astructure of the upper section, while the other structure is similar tothe first embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 8-11, in a case that a width of the furnace is largeenough, in order to improve gas-solid blending and flow uniformity in ahorizontal direction at the upper portion of the furnace, the presentdisclosure provides another comb tooth type water-cooled column, whereinthe lower section at a lower portion of the furnace is formed as asingle column, which is connected to an upper section having threeparallel columns at middle and upper portions of the furnace through atransition section. As a result, a comb tooth-shaped space with threecomb teeth is formed inside the water-cooled column.

Both the left and right side walls 403 and 404 (see FIG. 4) of the lowersection A are inclined towards inner sides of the water-cooled columnfrom a certain level, and then extend vertically upward to the ceiling 3from bottom to top after the inclined sections reach to a certain level.Inner secondary air ports 400 are provided in an inner side of each sideof the inclined transition section of the water-cooled wall. The frontwall 401 and the rear wall 402 (referring to FIG. 4) of the lowersection A extend vertically upward to the ceiling 3 from bottom to topso as to form a front wall of a sub-column D and a rear wall of asub-column F at an upper section of the water-cooled column at a certainlevel, respectively.

Outer secondary air ports 220 are also provided outside the lowerportions of the furnace front wall 21, the furnace rear wall 22, theleft side wall 23 and the right side wall 24, at levels corresponding tothe levels of the inner secondary air ports 400.

The water-cooled wall tubes at the middle of the left and right sidewalls 403, 404 of the lower section A are inclined towards inner sidesof the water-cooled column at a certain level above the air distributionplate 1 and extend to a predefined height, and then extend to form leftand right side walls of the sub-columns D, E, F of the upper section,respectively.

The cross-sections of the sub-columns D, E, F are in a rectangle shape,and have identical cross-section area. Inner secondary air ports 400 areprovided on inner sides of lower portions of four membrane water-cooledwalls of the sub-columns D, E, F, respectively. Outer secondary airports 220 are provided outside respective furnace side walls at the samelevel as the inner secondary air ports 400.

Platen heating surfaces 6 are provided on upper portions of outer sidesof the left and right side walls of the sub-columns D, E, F of the uppersection, and platen heating surfaces 6 may also be provided on upperportions of outer sides of the front wall of the sub-column D and therear wall of the sub-column F.

Optionally, platen heating surfaces 6 may also be provided on upperportions of outer sides of the rear wall of the sub-column D, the frontand rear walls of the sub-column E, and the front wall of the sub-columnF.

In summary, the present disclosure provides a water-cooled column usedin a circulating fluidized bed boiler furnace, wherein the water-cooledcolumn is formed by connecting membrane water-cooled walls, and thewater-cooled column comprises: a lower section A configured to be asingle column and provided with inner secondary air ports 400 on a sidewall thereof; an upper section comprising a plurality of sub-columns B,C; D, E, F; and a transition section, through which the membranewater-cooled walls at the lower section A extend to the upper section,wherein the upper section is connected to the lower section by means ofthe transition section to form a flow passage for working medium of thewater-cooled column, which run from the air distribution plate to theceiling. Each of the sub-columns is formed by connecting extensionportions extending upward from respective membrane water-cooled walls inthe membrane water-cooled walls, which are connected to form the lowersection, and the plurality of sub-columns are separated from each other.

Optionally, as shown in FIGS. 2-5, the upper section comprises twosub-columns B, C.

Optionally, as shown in FIGS. 9-11, the upper section comprises threesub-columns D, E, F arranged in a line and equidistantly spaced apartfrom each other.

Optionally, the upper section comprises four sub-columns, among which across-shaped gap is defined. However, such embodiment is notillustrated.

Optionally, in the above described water-cooled column, each of thesub-columns has an identical cross-section with any other sub-columns.Further, each of the sub-columns has an identical cross-section areawith any other sub-columns.

Optionally, in the above described water-cooled column, each of thesub-columns has a cross-section shape chosen from a rectangle, a circle,a regular hexagon and a regular octagon.

Optionally, in the above described water-cooled column, as shown inFIGS. 3 and 7, additional inner secondary air ports 400 are provided onopposite side walls of at least a pair of adjacent sub-columns.

The present disclosure also relates to a circulating fluidized bedboiler furnace, comprising furnace side walls, a ceiling 3, an airdistribution plate 1 and a water-cooled column 4 provided between theair distribution plate 1 and the ceiling 3, wherein a furnace combustionspace is enclosed by the water-cooled column side walls, the furnaceside walls, the air distribution plate and the ceiling, inner secondaryair ports 400 for injecting secondary air into the furnace combustionspace are provided at a lower portion of the water-cooled column sidewalls, and outer secondary air ports 220 for injecting secondary airinto the furnace combustion space are provided at a lower portion of thefurnace side walls.

Optionally, an extended heating surface 6 is arranged outside at leastone of the sub-columns.

The present disclosure also relates to a circulating fluidized bedboiler, comprising the above described circulating fluidized bed boilerfurnace.

In the present disclosure, by means of the comb tooth type water-cooledcolumn provided in the furnace, it is beneficial to strengthen lateralblending of particles in a horizontal direction of the furnace and fullcombustion, causes improved uniformity of the lateral gas-solid twophase flow in the furnace, and effectively increases a gas-solid twophase annular flow space in the furnace. As a result, more extendedheating surfaces may be arranged to effectively absorb excessive heat inthe furnace due to increased steam parameter, and achieve the objectiveof controlling bed temperature and furnace outlet flue gas temperature.In the present disclosure, the water-cooled column is divided into asingle column lower section and a multi-column upper section, and atransition section is provided between the upper section and the lowersection. Specifically, the upper section is connected with the lowersection through the transition section, so that comb tooth-shapedcommunicated spaces are formed in the water-cooled column. Further, themembrane-type wall tubes of the lower section extend upward to form themembrane-type wall tubes of the upper section, so that a flow passagefor working medium in the water-cooled column is formed from the airdistribution plate to the ceiling. Moreover, a combustion space at thelower portion of the furnace where the lower section is located has anannular cross-section, and the air distribution plate also has anannular cross-section, while a combustion space at the middle and upperportion of the furnace where the upper section is located has a shapesimilar to the Chinese character “

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The large-scale circulating fluidized bed boiler furnace according tothe present disclosure may achieve at least one of the followingadvantages:

1) the lower section of the water-cooled column is a single column, theinternal space of which is relatively rich to conveniently arrangesecondary air pipes and implement maintenance;

2) the water-cooled wall tube of the lower section formed as a singlecolumn extends upward in a way of bent pipe to form a multi-column uppersection of the water-cooled column, and a sum of perimeters of thecross-sections of various columns of the upper section is substantiallyequal to a perimeter of the cross-section of the single column of thelower section while the internal space of the formed water-cooled columnat the upper section is significantly less than at the lower section,which enables the combustion space, the material flow and the blendingspace at the middle and upper portion of the furnace to be increased orimproved, in contrast to that of the furnace with a constantcross-section water-cooled column. As a result, the flow condition atthe middle and upper portion of the furnace becomes better, and itfacilitates improving flow uniformity between various circulation loopsof the large-scale boiler with a plurality of separator, return feeders,thereby effectively reducing thermal deviation between the platenheating surfaces in the furnace and between the plurality of the cycloneseparators, and effectively reducing the risk of water-cooled tubebursting in the furnace, further facilitating improving the operationsafety of the boiler;

3) more extended heating surfaces may be arranged on the side walls ofthe upper section with multi-columns, thereby it highly facilitatesarranging the heating surfaces in the furnace of the large-scale boiler,so as to achieve the objective of controlling bed temperature andfurnace outlet flue gas temperature, furthermore, the gas-solid blendingis more strong, and the gas-solid flow is more uniform.

Although the embodiments of the present disclosure have been shown anddescribed, it should be appreciated by the person skilled in the artthat changes may be made to these embodiments without departing from theprinciple and spirit of the present disclosure. The scope of the presentdisclosure is defined by the accompanying claims and the equivalentsthereof.

What is claimed is:
 1. A water-cooled column used in a circulatingfluidized bed boiler furnace, wherein the water-cooled column is formedby connecting membrane water-cooled walls, and the water-cooled columncomprises: a lower section configured to be a single column and providedwith inner secondary air ports on a side wall thereof; an upper sectioncomprising a plurality of sub-columns; and a transition section, throughwhich the membrane water-cooled walls at the lower section extend to theupper section, wherein each of the sub-columns is formed by connectingextension portions extending upward from respective membranewater-cooled walls in the membrane water-cooled walls, which areconnected to form the lower section, and the plurality of sub-columnsare separated from each other, wherein additional inner secondary airports are provided on opposite side walls of at least a pair of adjacentsub-columns.
 2. The water-cooled column according to claim 1, whereinthe upper section comprises two sub-columns.
 3. The water-cooled columnaccording to claim 1, wherein the upper section comprises threesub-columns arranged in a line and equidistantly spaced apart from eachother.
 4. The water-cooled column according to claim 1, wherein theupper section comprises four sub-columns, among which a cross-shaped gapis defined.
 5. The water-cooled column according to claim 1, whereineach of the sub-columns has an identical cross-section with any othersub-columns.
 6. The water-cooled column according to claim 5, whereineach of the sub-columns has an identical cross-section area with anyother sub-columns.
 7. The water-cooled column according to claim 1,wherein each of the sub-columns has a cross-section shape chosen from arectangle, a circle, a regular hexagon and a regular octagon.
 8. Acirculating fluidized bed boiler furnace, comprising furnace side walls,a ceiling, an air distribution plate and a water-cooled column providedbetween the air distribution plate and the ceiling, wherein thewater-cooled column is formed by connecting side walls which are formedby membrane water-cooled walls, a furnace combustion space is enclosedby the water-cooled column side walls, the furnace side walls, the airdistribution plate and the ceiling, inner secondary air ports forinjecting secondary air into the furnace combustion space are providedat a lower portion of the water-cooled column side walls, and outersecondary air ports for injecting secondary air into the furnacecombustion space are provided at a lower portion of the furnace sidewalls, wherein the water-cooled column is the water-cooled columnaccording to claim
 1. 9. The circulating fluidized bed boiler furnaceaccording to claim 8, wherein an extended heating surface is arrangedoutside at least one of the sub-columns.
 10. A circulating fluidized bedboiler, comprising the circulating fluidized bed boiler furnaceaccording to claim
 8. 11. The water-cooled column according to claim 2,wherein each of the sub-columns has an identical cross-section with anyother sub-columns.
 12. The water-cooled column according to claim 3,wherein each of the sub-columns has an identical cross-section with anyother sub-columns.
 13. The water-cooled column according to claim 4,wherein each of the sub-columns has an identical cross-section with anyother sub-columns.
 14. The water-cooled column according to claim 2,wherein each of the sub-columns has a cross-section shape chosen from arectangle, a circle, a regular hexagon and a regular octagon.
 15. Thewater-cooled column according to claim 3, wherein each of thesub-columns has a cross-section shape chosen from a rectangle, a circle,a regular hexagon and a regular octagon.
 16. The water-cooled columnaccording to claim 4, wherein each of the sub-columns has across-section shape chosen from a rectangle, a circle, a regular hexagonand a regular octagon.